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Quintana Roo, Mexico Food Guide: 4 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tulum
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Mayan ruins tower over the sea in Tulum. The formerly walled city was one of the last to be built by the Mayans, and its archaeological sites are incredibly well preserved. Take a break from the beach to visit El Castillo, the Temple of the Frescoes, and the Temple of the Descending God. Explore an underground river under a canopy of stalactites in the sacred caverns of LabnaHa Eco Park, or dive into Cenote Dos Ojos to snorkel inside of caves in the middle of a forest.
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1. Ukami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 461 reviews
KONNICHIWA! Ukami is a jungle sushi bar located at Tulum´s beach road. Our Mayapanese Kitchen is a mexican-japanese fusion. You'll find rolls and sashimis with a mexican twists, as well as tacos and tostadas with japanese flavours. WE HAVE DELVIERY SERVIC
Reviewed By rhett1417
2 rolls2 cocktails$66 dollarsThe bartender was awesome, but the waitress talked on her phone THE WHOLE TIME, and then put a mandatory 20% tip on the bill. Very typical of this genteration. Mi imal work, with maximum expectations. Go I to town to UNO. Better sushi, 1/3 of the price and triple the serviceFirst of all our apologies for the rude waitress I already talk to her and this won't happen again. BIG SORRYI don´t care about other restaurants, if they are cheaper or not, we offer original quality products for a fair price considering where we are. JUST DONT LIE PLEASE for two rolls and two premium cocktails its 44USD NOT 66USD. And last but not least, our tip is a suggestion and its printed as it on the ticket, its not mandatory, that illegal in our country. BEST REGARDS
2. NAO
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
We are proud to offer really traditional Japanese cuisine with the real flavor from japan in hands of our executive chef Naoya who's originary from Osaka Japan and who learned from the very best chefs years ago and now brings to you all the complexity and
Reviewed By TulumRAC
We come to Nao regularly and really enjoy the sushi (the salmon nigiri is very fresh) as well as some of the other dishes. The Udon soup is generously served and always delicious. Mari is usually our waitress and is very attentive and friendly.
3. Uno Japanese Noodles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By Patoreyes32
Heard good things about Uno.Don't regret going but those guys could do a bit better.Food was good in general.But me wife's Noodles where hard .Waiter took for ages to bring our drinks and didn't realise we where missing napkins.Experience in general was good.
4. Ukami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 461 reviews
KONNICHIWA! Ukami is a jungle sushi bar located at Tulum´s beach road. Our Mayapanese Kitchen is a mexican-japanese fusion. You'll find rolls and sashimis with a mexican twists, as well as tacos and tostadas with japanese flavours. WE HAVE DELVIERY SERVIC
Reviewed By rhett1417
2 rolls2 cocktails$66 dollarsThe bartender was awesome, but the waitress talked on her phone THE WHOLE TIME, and then put a mandatory 20% tip on the bill. Very typical of this genteration. Mi imal work, with maximum expectations. Go I to town to UNO. Better sushi, 1/3 of the price and triple the serviceFirst of all our apologies for the rude waitress I already talk to her and this won't happen again. BIG SORRYI don´t care about other restaurants, if they are cheaper or not, we offer original quality products for a fair price considering where we are. JUST DONT LIE PLEASE for two rolls and two premium cocktails its 44USD NOT 66USD. And last but not least, our tip is a suggestion and its printed as it on the ticket, its not mandatory, that illegal in our country. BEST REGARDS
